[etni] Fwd: Rising demand gives English-speaking teachers a world of choice
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From: Miriam Lavi <miriamlavi18@xxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: Rising demand gives English-speaking teachers a world of choice
This 'world of choice' also includes - though it cannot possibly gauge
- the surge in the
job market for Personal ESL Trainers. For more information, please
read the article
'The Latest Trend' on my website: www.esltrainers.com
Etni.list wrote:
> Rising demand gives English-speaking teachers a world of choice
> Guardian Weekly - Nov. 30,2010
>
> Surge in number of international schools sees teaching positions rise
> threefold in a decade
>
> Each year thousands of English-speaking teachers from the UK, US,
> Canada, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa head for international
> schools all over the world. They will have been hired at recruitment
> fairs, signed up by specialist agencies, or they may have responded to
> advertisements in the press or via websites such as the US site TIE
> Online, a jobs list of international teaching posts. The demand for
> staff to teach in English-medium international schools demonstrates
> the confidence of an education sector that has been growing rapidly,
> particularly in Asia, where there are currently 3,000 schools
> employing 134,045 staff. Worldwide, international schools employ about
> 265,000 teachers, a number that has risen threefold in the last
> decade.
>
> (To read the whole article, go to -
> http://www.guardian.co.uk/education/2010/nov/30/international-schools-english-teachers-hoare
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Miriam Lavi
Author : 'How to Become an ESL Trainer'
Website: www.esltrainers.com
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